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Listen to an advance stream of Hydraform‘s Sylvia Massy-produced EP

How did Nightmare Brewing Company do on their Imperial DIPA Crucifixion? They nailed it!

1995 wasn’t merely a great year for the extremely extreme — it was also an amazing trip around the sun for metal-adjacent music.

Manchester doom artisans Atavist are back to disrupt a decade of silence with their cathartic ode to loss and resilience, III: Absolution.

Decibel dives deep beyond the Peaceville Three with this death/doom addendum to our our new Decibel Yearbook: 1995 issue.

Get down with the brown(sville) sound of Texas grindcore machine ASADA.

Old Man Gloom drummer Santos Montano pens Part II of tour diary for the band’s postponed 2020 tour.

Our latest, limited edition webstore exclusive includes 25 more Hall of Fame stories from our revered monthly series of artist interviews on the making of their classic extreme music albums.

Portland noise rockers ILS bring you a bouquet of zero-leaf clovers with “No Luck.”

Indianapolis death metal quartet Obscene cast doomsday shadows with their nocturnal new LP, The Inhabitable Dark.

Or, Through a Speaker Rumbly ’95. Decibel travels somewhere on tape with this adendum to our our new Decibel Yearbook: 1995 issue.

Jump, jump, jump on the tiger and feel the heart of Canadian noisemongers Holy Grinder.

The Norwegian melodic black metal Vreid outfit announce their upcoming stream live from the fjords of their homeland this Saturday, June 13th at 3 PM EDT.

Hear a newly remastered track from Boredoms side project UFO or Die, originally recorded in 1994.

If you like grindcore, get FUCKED. Seriously, get FUCKED!

Decibel is happy to present the new video from TheNightTimeProject, featuring former members of Katatonia and current members of October Tide.

Listen to (and watch) the new Throne Torcher EP!

New Hampshire horror novelist Gregory Bastianelli reveals the extremely extreme sonic foundations of his latest blood-soaked supernatural opus “Snowball.”

Flashback to 1995 with Monster Magnet frontman Dave Wyndorf as he discusses Dopes to Infinity, stoner rock, nü-metal, and Martian sex.

Get your deluxe Decibel subscription by Monday, June 1 to obtain this HIGHLY LIMITED flexi disc single from death metal killers Necrot.

In which Neill Jameson reconsiders Amorphis‘s controversial 1996 prog-metal gem Elegy.

After nearly a quarter century, Connecticut metallic hardcore underground legends Die My Will blast their way back out of the grave with a remaster of their criminally underrated debut EP.

Hear new Necrot jam “Stench of Decay” and get your pre-order on for Mortal, which will be released on August 28.

New Hampshire duo KYOTY have been defeating quarantine by writing an entirely new pensive post-metal song each week. Listen to “Faith” as they continue their amazing series The Isolation Project.

“Recorded a buncha covers with a some friends of mine, some of whom are out of work due to the COVID-19 situation,” says Leon del Muerte. “100% of proceeds goes directly to them. Think of it as Graveyard Classics with 100% less Chris Barnes.”

Blast off your post-holiday hangover with a new video clip of new tracks from rising grinders WVRM.

Maryland Deathfest was supposed to start today. Join us as we reminisce about MDFs gone by.

Better “Stay Awake” if you’re gonna walk These Streets.

Wish upon a Blood Star and bask in the light of a new white-hot trad metal project from Visigoth guitarist Jamison Palmer. Listen to The Fear now.

Hear Aussie trio Cauldron Black Ram batten down the black/death/doom hatches with new LP Slaver exclusively streaming at Decibel.